Against Steve Johnson At The Olympics I

I Don't Go Out Of My Way To Get Noticed. When I'm In Scotland It's Tough, Because Loads Of People Come Up To Me. They're Always Really Polite. It's Nice, It's Fun And Good To Speak To People Who Aren't Involved In Tennis, But Some Have This Habit Of Just Staring At Me And That Makes Me Really Self-conscious. I'd Rather They Came Up And Said Hello.

Give It Everything You've Got. Leave Nothing Out There.

When I'm Frustrated That I'm Not Doing Well In A Tournament I Cut My Own Hair, Just Lop It All Off. I've Probably Made A Right Mess Of It, But Luckily I Wear A Cap When I Play.

I Think Most Players Would Love, At One Stage In Their Career, To Say, 'i've Been No. 1 In The World.

I Don't Play Any Tournaments To Come Second Best.